What's New?
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Course Handouts for College of American
Pathologists (2011) course AP104: "The
High Risk Benign Endometrial Biopsy."
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PAX2, a new marker for endometrial
neoplasia. See EIN Figure above. Loss of constitutive
nuclear PAX2 protein occurs in clonal EIN and
endometrial carcinoma lesions. See report in Cancer Research:
Monte NM, Webster KA, Neuberg D, Dressler GR, Mutter GL. Joint loss of PAX2
and PTEN expression in endometrial precancers and cancer.
Cancer Res 2010;
70:6225-6232.
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New ICD-9 diagnostic codes
established for EIN and benign endometrial hyperplasia, effective
October 2009.
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New EIN Chapter in the second edition of
Robboy's Pathology of the Female Reproductive Tract is just
out. This is the most comprehensive discussion of EIN and estrogen
effects published to date in one place.
Available from Elsevier.
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Latest Data from the 2008 US and Canadian
Academy of Pathology Meeting in Denver, Colorado. Hear about use of
Biomarkers to detect preclinical endometrial neoplastic disease. See
lecture R101 on the Video Page, or go right to the
flash presentation at:
Latent
Precancer Fate R101
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Schedule of upcoming
lectures on Endometrial Neoplasia.
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Online "Mini-Lectures" are Here!!: These are a
series of 15-20 minutes lectures for pathologists and gynecologists on the
subject of endometrial pathology. Presented by Dr. Mutter using the
latest rapid downloading Flash technology,
these include animated powerpoint presentations with accompanying narration.
Random access to all slides and easy to use navigation tools make these
talks very user friendly.
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Sylabus
of EIN course notes. These notes by Dr. Mutter cover many
aspects of the website in easily printable format. Adobe pdf file,
approximately 2.2mb.
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EIN Fact Sheet: Concise summary of EIN
publications, summary statistics, and diagnostic strategies. This White
Paper was designed for distribution to clinicians and pathologists in practice
environments in transition to EIN.
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